
Join Tri-County middle schoolers on Friday April 4th and Saturday April 5th at 7 PM for their production of "This Murder Was Staged!"
It's the opening night of a new murder mystery play and, just when the killer is about to be revealed, the director's body falls out instead! Join us on a hilarious ride to find out who killed the (not so) beloved director when everyone and their mother had a motive to want her gone.


Artist of the Week - Arianna Talbot is an 8th grade student in art. Ari's assignment was to create a glass mosaic with a mirror, choosing a good color scheme and shape for her project. Ari did a fantastic job! Ari hand cut her glass pieces and picked out matching glass pebbles for the edge. Her colors and craftsmanship are wonderful. This is Ari's first glass project, and it will be saved for our annual art show in May.


🌸🌿 Our Landscaping and Floral Design students learned how to create beautiful bud vases this week! A huge thank you to Lily Pad Floral for generously donating the supplies that made this hands-on learning experience possible. We’re so grateful for your support in helping our students develop their skills and creativity! 🌷✨





Last month Nadia Schoenstene, Belle Luecking, and Annabelle Sweeney all wrote short stories and placed at the local level of a writing competition held by a Delta Kappa Gamma Chapter. Since then, Nadia Schoenstene and Belle Luecking have placed at the state level! Nadia won first place and Belle won second place. They will receive their awards on Saturday, May 3rd, in Wausau. Congratulations ladies on your amazing stories and accomplishment!




The Fitness Center will be closed this evening. Sorry for any inconvenience. Stay safe of the roads.

Check out the fun that TC Staff had the week before spring break... https://www.canva.com/design/DAGiF56Vy9g/Yw83grsgczH02QxL61BlQA/watch?utm_content=DAGiF56Vy9g&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=uniquelinks&utlId=h1e34252ea5
Once students caught on, they were curious as to what the staff was going to do next. Thank you to the Sunshine Committee for planning a fun week!


High School track practice is cancelled for today 3/19/2025.

Congratulation to these young men for making 2025 WBCA Boys Basketball Academic All-State. We are so proud of you!
Gage Beggs -Sophomore
Sam Boyd - Sophomore
Xzavier Garcia - Freshman
Seth Hildebrandt - Sophomore
RJ Meddaugh - Sophomore
Gabe Prince - Junior
Luke Rasmussen - Junior
Breckin Urban - Sophomore

TC Elementary staff felt the love on Friday with a gesture of gratitude from elementary principal, Mrs. Lau. Staff felt appreciated with a rainbow 🌈 of treats that were an expression of how lucky Mrs. Lau feels for the staff's unwavering dedication, experience, and love for all TC Elementary students. ♥️🐧🌈
#TCproud #PenguinPride



Calling all current 2nd-5th grade students! Interested in playing football but would like a trial run to see if football is for you? Check out this one-day football camp focusing on learning techniques and drills. Please fill out the attached form and return to Ms. Baughman by March 24th! Questions-contact Coach Topper at 715-279-2580




🌿✨ The greenhouse is buzzing with excitement as our Plant Science and Floral Design students have been hard at work preparing for our Hanging Basket Sale! 🌸
Mark your calendars for Friday, May 2nd from Noon to 4 PM—these beautiful baskets go FAST, so be sure to get there early! 🌷


Ruby Urban is a senior in 2D Art, section 3 & 4 this year. Ruby has been a delight to have in all her years at Tri-County. She won third place this year for the Waushara County Environmental Poster Contest. She has created multiple fun and standout pieces. Ruby is a unique individual with many talents. This piece, featured for our Artist of the Week, is her free choice painting. Ruby chose to create this acrylic painting that measures 18" x 14". It is whimsical and colorful, just like Ruby. She will be very missed next year!


Due to staffing shortage, the Fitness Center will be closed today 3/13/25. Thank you.

Don't forget! Softball and TC Apparel Orders are due this Sunday, March 16th!
https://tri-county-softball-apparel-2025.itemorder.com/shop/home/


The Oasis Prairie Ramblers decorated donuts for the sheriffs department and our very own Plainfield police officers. Thank you so much for your service to our school and our community.


Look who paid a visit to TC last Friday!!!!!!!
For those that don't know, he is the former starting center for the Badgers, former starting center for the Dallas Cowboys, and now the current starting center for the Washington Commanders....Tyler Biadasz.
Thank you Tyler for taking time out of your day to visit with our staff and students. Thank you also to Mr. Zellmer for making this special event happen.








The final activity for Read Across America Week was an assembly. Students gathered together in anticipation, filled with excitement. Cyndi Royer, the elementary interventionist, led the assembly announcing the top readers, trivia winners with a tie breaker, etc.. At the end of the assembly, the top readers from each classroom participated in a book relay. The entire elementary school cheered both teams on. Team 1 was victorious, beating Team 2 by only one second. Check out the relay: https://youtu.be/WF90bdJBnJ4
Thank you to the RAA Committee for planning a fun and engaging week of activities, bringing the elementary together over the love of reading.
#TC #readersRleaders #kidswholove2read #readacrossamerica #penguinpride







Read Across America Week had the elementary humming with excitement this last week.The kitchen served creative Dr. Seuss themed foods, read alouds in the library focused on Newberry and Caldecott award-winning books, and students listened to staff guest readers. The love of reading was celebrated in every area of the building. The students' smiles were seen, their laughter was heard, and joy was felt by all. ♥️🐧 #TCproud #readersareleaders #RAA #voraciousreaders






During Read Across America Week, elementary students were given a reading challenge of 1,000 books. Students rose to the challenge and CRUSHED it by reading 3,591 books! Shanna Chipman, our elementary librarian, tracked the students' reading by putting states on the US map. Students read so much that they made it from the West Coast to the East Coast almost TWO times! The top reader from each grade level was recognized at the RAA assembly on Friday. 2nd Grade was recognized for reading more books than any other grade level. Way to go, TC Penguins! #readersareleaders #welove2read #ReadAcrossAmerica #TCproud





Reading Buddies across grade levels was a great way to engage our elementary students during Read Across America Week. Students huddled together, reading, building fluency, laughing, and talking about books. #TCproud #Readers4life #readingbuddies #RAA






